Locks of Love

Australian anthology on romance, connecting 11 different stories centred on a gate in a Canberra park populated with padlocks – a global sign of love that originated from Florence in World War II. The short films are...

Capital L - Sally’s broken heart tries to trust again in her journey that links the other ten short films, appearing in-between with the moments that can break apart a relationship or make it stronger.

Love Hurts – Paul has always been unlucky in love, literally hurting those he adores. He decides to join a dating agency in a desperate attempt to find his perfect match but will he be left broken, bruised and bleeding?

Colour of Friendship – A blind old lady, who has cut herself off from the world, has her life turned upside down when a wild parrot flies into her apartment bringing love back into her life.

Busker’s Song – Still living in the shadow of his famous father’s death, a young busker discovers love that leads him to sing his own song.

It’s Not That Simple – A man tries to mend the relationship with his estranged brother but learns that although asking for forgiveness is difficult, giving it is even more complicated.

Good Monster Bad Monster – A lonely boy finds friendship with the university student staying at his house. Together they read a children’s story and its furry characters come to life around them.

Scars - Two brothers still hurt by the pain of their youth, reach a crossroad in their troubled lives.

A Familiar Feeling – A vampire’s familiar is in love with his mistress but too terrified to tell her in case he becomes her next meal.

Joy Flight - A son is reluctant to take care of his terminally ill mother and turns to model aeroplanes as an escape.

Love for the Taking – After many disastrous dates, a single woman is running out of time to start a family. She adds a cryptic padlock to the gate in a reckless bid to find love, with surprising results.

To My One and Only - Doris, a sweet elderly lady, is eager to meet her new beau but gets waylaid en route by some of her past suitors. Maybe Doris is not as innocent as she seems...

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